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when me and my boyfriend have sex, he'll go deep & it'll hurt like a quick sharp pain & makes m jump, somedays i have it somedays i dont.. i'm worried! i want sex to be enjoyable, but it can't always be with this problem..
Posts: 2 | From: texas | Registered: Jun 2010
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Sounds like he might be hitting your cervix. The only thing you can really do to fix that is to simply adjust your positioning: for all of us, there are positions that work better than others, and it's simply a matter of experimenting and figuring out what works best.
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"The question is not who will let me, but who is going to stop me." -Ayn Rand Posts: 8422 | From: Cologne, Germany | Registered: Sep 2005
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I had pain sometimes during sex too and last year I went to a new obgyn and told her about it and it turned out I had PCOS polysystic ovarian syndrome which basically means that when I have my period my underdeveloped eggs are not reabsorbed which can cause pain during sex. It is basically a hormone inbalance. I also skipped a period every once in awhile. I had been to other obgyns and they attributed it to stress. My new obgyn said that you should not have pain during sex and had me tested which led to my diagnosis. I would talk to your obgyn about what could be causing your intercourse pain as it could be a medical condition that might be treatable leading you to more pleasurable times.
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